The standard order of operations and the use of parentheses in Algebra are summarized.
The rule for multiplying two monomials and an example demonstrating its execution.
Solving a practical problem algebraically using multiplication of a monomial by a trinomial.
An introduction to using the algebraic method of substitution to solve a system of equations in which one of the equations is not in slope-intercept form.
The associative law for addition: (a b) c = a (b c).
Two examples evaluating the effect of parentheses on algebraic expressions.
Multiplying the contents of two sets of parentheses demonstrates how algebra provides the tools to break the most complicated problem into simple, sequential steps.
A practical problem demonstrating multiplication of a binomial by a monomial.
Using parentheses to clarify an expression. Evaluating expressions containing parentheses within parentheses.
The commutative and associative laws for addition can be combined. Demonstration of using the associative and commutative laws together in an addition problem.